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Let yourself get lost in the many irregular cables that make up the pattern of this chunky sweater. The designer has taken inspiration from the sometimes irregular but still harmonious sound of jazz music.

Walking barefoot through the city on an early morning while the sun rises, the birds wake up and sing their morning song in the city parks.

Audrey is originally designed to be worn over tights to and from Pilates or yoga but is also extremely useful for a pit stop at a café - or to snuggle up in when you sit in the corner of the sofa after a long day.

Gardenia is a classic blouse with an eye-catching crochet decoration, inspired by Billie Holiday's iconic white Gardenia flower, which she often wore in her hair.

Avantgarde is a soft, oversize sweater with fine cables and a rib pattern. With the wide stripes of the sweater, there are almost no limits to how you can mix your favourite colours.

"Jingle Bells" is one of the most famous American Christmas songs. Written by organist James Lord Pierpont way back in 1857 and originally sung by children's choirs in churches.

This beautiful Christmas sweater with spruce and snow is inspired by the lyrics in the song "Let It Snow". The song is about getting the absolute most out of a beautiful snowy day, enjoying the Christmas atmosphere and being with the ones you love.

The designer found the inspiration for the Norah cardigan in the music video “Don’t Know Why” by Norah Jones. The music gently wraps around the listener, and in the same way, the Norah cardigan is like a soft hug.

The sound of jazz is for the designer full of shapes and colours. Madison is a light and adorable crocheted blouse with raglan sleeves and a beautiful draping. The draping was particularly important when going dancing in 1920s jazz clubs.

This sweater is inspired by the soft jazz genre. The kind of music you have in your ears when going for a walk through the woods on a beautiful autumn morning, where the fog lingers between the trees. When walking early mornings in nature you need a warm sweater under your jacket.

Jan Johansson was a Swedish jazz pianist and composer who created a personal, subdued, and special Scandinavian jazz style with a particular Nordic tone. He became a household name in the 1960s as one of Europe's best jazz musicians.

The inspiration for the Cool Bop cardigan is taken from different jazz periods.